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Julian (Iulianus, Flavius Claudius), Roman emperor

Abstract Julian ‘the Apostate’, the son of a half-brother of Constantine, was born in 331. Brought up as a Christian, he came to adopt a theurgic version of Platonism and, in 351, secretly rejected Christianity. In November 355, he was elevated to the rank of Caesar and sent to Gaul. Within five years, he forced Frankish and Alamannic
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Victoria Augusta, Victoria Augusti. Emperor's Triumphs and Rome's triumphal Memory from Claudius to Trajan

2022
Le triomphe de l’empereur, à partir de Claude, est une des cérémonies qui permet de réactiver le souvenir des victoires du passé, à travers le rituel et sa perception. C’est alors un élément constitutif de l’image publique de l’empereur. Le princeps, héritier des magistraux‑généraux de l’époque républicaine, est le conservateur d’une mémoire triomphale
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Roman Emperor Claudius’s Millitary Reformation and Expedition to Britannia

Korea Association of World History and Culture, 2021
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